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T ai peiFlor wangLegislature finance committee onInternational monetary fundDemocratic progressive party legislator kuo wenChu tzer mingFinance committee

Cut loans to Highwealth over crash: legislator

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

T ai peiChang chia kuiHsieh chun linKuo wenChen yi chunDemocratic progressive party legislator kuo wenBanking divisionFutures bureauHighwealth construction coDemocratic progressive partyFinancial supervisory commissionJake chungLegislator kuo wenProgressive party legislator kuo wenHighwealth constructionThe taipei times

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Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

T ai peiHuang wei cheYang chin chengLee chien yuHiroaki eguchiTaipei timesTainan bureau of agricultureAeon kyushu coDemocratic progressive party legislator kuo wenProgressive party legislator kuo wenTainan mayor huang wei cheTainan bureauAgriculture director general lee chien yuThe taipei times

《TAIPEI TIMES》Cash grant to public in the works: Su - 焦點

SURPLUS TAX REVENUE: The Chinese Nationalist Party （KMT） said that the public should receive the cash before the Lunar New Year holiday, which begins on Jan. 20By Shelley Shan / Staff reporter

T ai peiSu tseng changTseng ming chungChinese nationalist partyDemocratic progressive party legislator kuo wenNational health insurancePresidential officeChunghwa post taipei mail processing centerTaipei timesCommunications committeeTsai ing wenLunar new yearShelley shanPremier su tseng changChunghwa postTaipei mail processing center

Taiwanese who move to China find no support

Beijing’s incentives for Taiwanese businesspeople to invest in China are only intended to lure them across the Taiwan Strait, after which they receive no real support, an expert said on Sunday. Over the past few years, Beijing has been offering a number of incentives that “benefit Taiwanese in name, while benefiting China in reality,” a cross-strait affairs expert said on condition of anonymity. Strategies such as the “31 incentives” are intended to lure Taiwanese talent, capital and technology to help address China’s economic issues while also furthering its “united front” efforts, they said. Local governments in China do not offer much practical

Taiwan straitTaiwan generalChen yu fuDemocratic progressive party legislator kuo wenStraits exchange foundationKayleigh madjarCross strait policy associationThe taipei times

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